What are the best treatments for Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia?

For classic IST corlanor or ivabradine is supposed to be the best medicinal treatment next to pacer/ defibrillator implants.

There is no "best treatment". Treatment is different for everyone. I've tried 4 different medicines until I found the combination that I'm on now. It helps, but I still have bad days and I still get symptomatic. However, I can get out of bed and work now. One step at a time.

Beta blockers, ivabradine, SSRI's, staying cool, pacing yourself, daily execise

Ivabradine and lifestyle modification

There is no one specific treatment for Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia and treatment tends to be unique for the patient. The following list are some of the commonly accepted and used treatments:

* Beta-blockers (Bisoprolol, Metoprolol, Propranalol etc...)
* Potassium Channel Blockers (Amlodipine, Nicardipine etc...)
* Cardiotonic Agents (Ivabradine)
* Ablation Procedures

In extreme cases, where all else has failed, the patient may undergo surgery to destroy or "ablate" the Sinoatrial Node (the heart's natural pacemaker). Once this is done, it renders the heart unable to beat on its own and therefore an artificial pacemaker must be implanted and the patient will undergo regular checks for the rest of their life.

ivabradine, to learn to manage stress and

Beta blockers, Corlanor, ablation, and behavioral health therapies are the only effective treatments for IST.

Anti arrhythmic drugs
Beta blockers
Calcium channel blockers
Meditation